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Silvia Dimitrova - Women in the Bible

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Painting by Silvia Dimitrova - Sarah - based on Genesis 18.1-15 +
7 Paintings of Women in the Bible by Silvia Dimitrova, filmed by GK Royal Foundation of St Katharine +
Silvia Dimitrova unveils Esther, 7th and final painting of Women in the Bible, filmed by GK 20.1.2020, Downside School, Somerset +
Painting by Silvia Dimitrova - Miriam - based on Exodus 15.19-21 +
Painting by Silvia Dimitrova - Ruth - based on the whole book of Ruth, especially Ruth 2.1-17 +
Painting by Silvia Dimitrova - Esther - based on the whole book of Esther, especially Esther 4.5-17. +
Painting by Silvia Dimitrova - Magdalene - bsed on John 20.11-18. +
Painting by Silvia Dimitrova - Lydia - based on Acts 16.6-15. +
Painting by Silvia Dimitrova - Priscilla - based on Act 18.1-4, 24-28, Romans 16.3-4 +
 
 
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Graham and Alison Kings commissioned Bulgarian artist, Silvia Dimitrova who is based in Bath, over 17 years to paint seven iconic paintings of Women in the Bible: Sarah, Miriam, Ruth, Esther, Magdalene, Lydia and Priscilla. Graham has written a poem on each painting and Tristan Latchford has written an anthem on each painting and poem.

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Christ Blessing the Children sculpture, by Jonathtan Clarke, St Mary's Islington, photo by Victor Virdi 2008 A carving of African Christian Theology in the Library of St Andrew's College, Kabare, Kenya, by Benson Ndaka Jonathan Clarke at Westminster College 5 June 2000 Zimbabwean sculpture 1960 unknown artist, St Mary's Islington, photo Barry Dunnage A carving of the resurrection from St Andrew's College, Kabare, Kenya, by Benson Ndaka Elizabeth the Gracious, anthem sung at St Bartholomew-the-Great, London 18 Sept 2022, music by Tristan Latchford, words by Graham Kings, anthem begins 26 mins into the video Painting by Silvia Dimitrova - Miriam - based on Exodus 15.19-21 Cross, Zimbabwean sculpture 1960 unknown artist, St Mary's Islington Photo Victor Virdi 2008